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The 21st century workplace needs a skilled workforce that's efficient, effective and adaptable, while workers need the skills required to perform successfully at work.
What makes the nine workplace Essential Skills key to individual and organizational success?
Examples from our files show the strong benefits of Essential Skills upgrading.
Training is – or should be - an ongoing process to ensure everyone can meet changing job and task needs.
Absenteeism, grievances, workplace friction: are these symptoms of an Essential Skills issue?
Changes to work processes to increase productivity are only possible with adequate levels of Essential Skills.
All the Essential Skills news in Manitoba that's fit to post.
Project coordinator David Robertson and CAM graduate Shane Sinclair discuss how to successfully connect Manitoba's Aboriginal people to employment in manufacturing with Information Radio host Terry MacLeod.
The first anniversary edition of Manitoba's Career Development Connections newsletter highlights WEM's suggestion to view everything through an Essential Skills Lens.
Winnipeg's ColourAd Packaging has been gearing up to double production this year, adding employees and intensifying training to bring everyone up to desired speed. In a recent story in Business Review Canada Magazine, they tip their hat to their partnership with WEM and our role in infusing Essential Skills throughout their training schedule. Read the article online (page 316) by clicking here.
Increasingly, people expect to be able to learn on their own terms: anytime, anywhere, in a way that meets their needs. Workplace Education Manitoba is proud to launch the internet-based ES: Learning On Demand. It’s just one more way to deliver Essential Skills learning support.